Yoko has translated various phrases that could be of use when visiting Japan.

Local student Yoko Hayashi has provided the people of Nottingham with translations for useful phrases in Japan.

So brush up on your Japanese, or start with our guide.

Greetings:
English: Hello, my friend!
Nottingham: Ey up me duck!
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English: How are you?
Nottingham: Owrait duck?
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Before the match:
English: We'll comfortably beat the Argentines!
Nottingham: Weel frash the Argies!
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English: Owen will score lots of goals
Nottingham: Owen ull gerra 'atful
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At the match:
English: That was a good goal!
Nottingham: Wot a goal!
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English: Is he injured?
Nottingham: Asee utt himsen?
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English: He was terribly harsh with that tackle!
Nottingham: Yo dutti sod!
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After the match:
English: Where is the local bar?
Nottingham: Wairza booza?
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English: They were really lucky!
Nottingham: They were dead jammi!
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English: We were a bit poor!
Nottingham: We were krapp!
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English: We should have won!
Nottingham: We were robbed!
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English: A pint of lager please
Nottingham: Gizza a pint
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Read what Yoko says as one of our World Cup correspondents.